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Hi Morgan,
Thanks for the reccomendation of the book. Will take a look in the
market to get one.
Actually i dont think I am aliasing the column in the WHERE clause
(select pd_type from dbo.party_dtl where pd_id=(select ceh_pt_id from dbo.crm_events_hdr where ceh_id=ced_ceh_id) and pd_type in('C','P')) as
Pd_Type,
The intention of this subselect is to Select the pd_type value from dbo.party_dtl that exists in the crm_events_dtl. Maybe I am new and inexperienced, but i cant see the problem that u mentioned.
As for the CASE problem that u highlight, I did saw this example written in Oracle SQL Reference pdf file which I downloaded from Oracle. I have other SQL statements which uses similar CASE statement and have successfully executed. I understand your worry but I cant see the severity of the problem ...
Forgive me if I cant see and understand what u r trying to point me to. I do realize that I have much to learn on Oracle. I am actually learning with now .....
Thanks for your advice
Kwan
Received on Mon Feb 28 2005 - 02:44:20 CST
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